Squintz82

From this afternoon: http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/12289665

I can't watch this guy score big on my bench again. I have Gates as my TE, and Celek as my backup. I'm leaning toward starting him as my flex this week because hes been blowing up, and Kolb is going to be throwing to him again this week. What do you think of him compared to Sims-Walker, L. Robinson, or J Stewart?

Hope so. Kolb seems to have a thing for him, so hopefully he can find him in the endzone this week too. Maybe KC can get off to an early lead and they'll be throwing all day.

I can't decide between starting Sims Walker, Knox, L. Robinson or Brent Celek as a flex this week. I can tell you that I'm getting tired of watching Celek blow up on my bench each week.

I can't see Portis sitting this game out for a bunch of reasons. First off, he hardly practices anymore because Zorn doesn't want to wear him out. He didn't practice much at all last year, even early on when he was a stud. He was questionable for almost every game. I wouldn't start worrying until he leaves games early. Secondly, Zorn knows the team needs confidence bad. I see they doing everything they can to drive Detroit into the ground this week. As stated earlier, Portis has to have a great game on Sunday or else everyone is pretty much going to give up on him and the Skins. I have confidence he's going to start, and I HOPE he has a good game.

I'm trying to figure out the best option for my WR/RB/TE flex position this week in my PPR league. Jonathan Stewart against Atlanta Lance Moore against Philly Muhsin Muhammad against Atlanta Brent Celek against Carolina What do you all think?

You think he'll get more action that Muhammad or Celek?

I'm glad someone brought this up. The Cardinals offensive line played the worst I've seen them play in a long time. Warner is NOT a scrambler, and it was obvious he was doing the most he could since he was pressured so much (hence dumping off to Hightower so much). It's week 1, and WAY too early to bail on Warner and the Cardinals. The 49ers played a great game and took advantage of poor offensive line play. When Warner has time to throw, the Arizona receivers will get open which is exactly what we saw last year.